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To find out more about our Barn Cat Program, please call 928-778-2924, and leave a message on the cat line. A volunteer will get back to you with information. Barn Cat Application Form We hope to hear from you soon!
Courtesy Listing Program (928-778-2924)
Helps to find new homes for animals whose people want to relinquish them.
Emergency Medical Program
Helps pay veterinary bills when the Animal Guardian cannot.
ANIMAL DISASTER SERVICES (ADS)
A United Animal Friends sister organization, Animal Disaster Services houses and cares for animals in need during emergencies. Created to lessen the hardships on people and pets forced to evacuate during emergencies, Animal Disaster Services works in conjunction with Yavapai County Emergency Management in setting up free, temporary shelters with twenty-four hour care for many types of animals.
Friends For Life Program
The goal of the UAF’s Friends for Life Program is to assist people who are having trouble keeping their companion animals in their home. We believe there are three major reasons pet guardians feel they are unable to keep their pets - they cannot afford pet food, the animal misbehaves, or they cannot afford veterinary costs.
UAF has working programs in place aimed at alleviating each of these concerns, thus allowing pets to stay with their family. Our Pet Food Bank provides free food to families in need. We have knowledgeable volunteers, and work with professional trainers, who can advise families how to change unwanted behaviors through positive reinforcement training. Our Veterinary Fund assists qualified families with Veterinary costs. UAF accepts donations for all three of these programs. Pets belong with the families that love them, and UAF helps them stay there.
Courtesy Listing Program (928-778-2924)
Helps to find new homes for animals whose people want to relinquish them.
Emergency Medical Program
Helps pay veterinary bills when the Animal Guardian cannot.
ANIMAL DISASTER SERVICES (ADS)
A United Animal Friends sister organization, Animal Disaster Services houses and cares for animals in need during emergencies. Created to lessen the hardships on people and pets forced to evacuate during emergencies, Animal Disaster Services works in conjunction with Yavapai County Emergency Management in setting up free, temporary shelters with twenty-four hour care for many types of animals.
Friends For Life Program
The goal of the UAF’s Friends for Life Program is to assist people who are having trouble keeping their companion animals in their home. We believe there are three major reasons pet guardians feel they are unable to keep their pets - they cannot afford pet food, the animal misbehaves, or they cannot afford veterinary costs.
UAF has working programs in place aimed at alleviating each of these concerns, thus allowing pets to stay with their family. Our Pet Food Bank provides free food to families in need. We have knowledgeable volunteers, and work with professional trainers, who can advise families how to change unwanted behaviors through positive reinforcement training. Our Veterinary Fund assists qualified families with Veterinary costs. UAF accepts donations for all three of these programs. Pets belong with the families that love them, and UAF helps them stay there.
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WELCOME TO UNITED ANIMAL FRIENDS!
Prescott, Arizona | Yavapai County
Rescue • Foster • Adopt • Spay • Neuter • Programs
Prescott, Arizona | Yavapai County
Rescue • Foster • Adopt • Spay • Neuter • Programs
Learn about the mission, projects and goals of United Animal Friends. Serving the entire Yavapai County area, United Animal Friends welcomes you to explore our site, meet our animals and join the "No More Homeless Pets" campaign!
Our Mission To provide for the well-being of animals. To raise awareness and encourage compassionate treatment of animals.
Our Goal To expand spay, neuter, foster, adoption and rescue programs in partnership with our community and other agencies. Provide foster care transition for adoptable pets. Match up adoptable pets with loving homes.
Our Vision No More Homeless Pets, Yavapai County.
Our Action Plan Since 2003, we have re-homed 4,000 animals and altered more than 10,000.
Please help us reach our goal by making an online "General Fund" donation using PayPal.
Our Mission To provide for the well-being of animals. To raise awareness and encourage compassionate treatment of animals.
Our Goal To expand spay, neuter, foster, adoption and rescue programs in partnership with our community and other agencies. Provide foster care transition for adoptable pets. Match up adoptable pets with loving homes.
Our Vision No More Homeless Pets, Yavapai County.
Our Action Plan Since 2003, we have re-homed 4,000 animals and altered more than 10,000.
Please help us reach our goal by making an online "General Fund" donation using PayPal.
OUR UAF PROGRAMS
Foster/Adopt Field Services (FAFS)
Fosters, spays, neuters, and adopts out Homeless Animals. All our animals are kept in Foster Homes, so we have no shelter expenses. Donations and grant money go for spay, neuter, emergency medical, and similar things that directly benefit the animals in our care. Of course there is never enough money, and we pursue grant money and do fund raisers on a regular basis. We take animals from Prescott and Chino Valley Animal Control and wherever else we find Homeless Animals. Since we are not limited by the size of a shelter we can have a pro-life policy.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Certificate Hotline
Provides low cost Spay/Neuter Certificates for folks who live in Yavapai County and cannot afford the cost of altering their Companion Animals.
No More Homeless Pets, Yavapai County (NMHP)
A five year plan of education, spay / neuter and Adoption Events with a goal of No More Homeless Pets. This includes a low-cost certificate program using local vets and mobile clinics.
United Animal Friends Pet Food Bank
Offers pet food to those struggling with temporary financial hardships to help them keep their companion animals. In partnership with the UAF low cost spay / neuter program our goal is to end the overpopulation of unwanted dogs and cats in our community.
Feral Cat Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) Program (928-778-2924)
Humanely traps feral cats, alters them and then returns them where someone will feed them. UAF has the only TNR program in the area.
Why Not Employ a Pair of UAF Barn Cats!
There are many great reasons to employ a pair of wonderful UAF barn cats. Our hard working kitties will help to keep rodents from destroying your valuable horse and livestock equipment. They are a pleasure to have around, and very easy to care for. They don’t ask for much, just some food, water, and a happy hello when you see them out and about. UAF volunteers will assist in acclimating them to your barn, all of our cats are spayed or neutered, and there is a small adoption fee to help cover our costs for altering.
Fosters, spays, neuters, and adopts out Homeless Animals. All our animals are kept in Foster Homes, so we have no shelter expenses. Donations and grant money go for spay, neuter, emergency medical, and similar things that directly benefit the animals in our care. Of course there is never enough money, and we pursue grant money and do fund raisers on a regular basis. We take animals from Prescott and Chino Valley Animal Control and wherever else we find Homeless Animals. Since we are not limited by the size of a shelter we can have a pro-life policy.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Certificate Hotline
Provides low cost Spay/Neuter Certificates for folks who live in Yavapai County and cannot afford the cost of altering their Companion Animals.
No More Homeless Pets, Yavapai County (NMHP)
A five year plan of education, spay / neuter and Adoption Events with a goal of No More Homeless Pets. This includes a low-cost certificate program using local vets and mobile clinics.
United Animal Friends Pet Food Bank
Offers pet food to those struggling with temporary financial hardships to help them keep their companion animals. In partnership with the UAF low cost spay / neuter program our goal is to end the overpopulation of unwanted dogs and cats in our community.
Feral Cat Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) Program (928-778-2924)
Humanely traps feral cats, alters them and then returns them where someone will feed them. UAF has the only TNR program in the area.
Why Not Employ a Pair of UAF Barn Cats!
There are many great reasons to employ a pair of wonderful UAF barn cats. Our hard working kitties will help to keep rodents from destroying your valuable horse and livestock equipment. They are a pleasure to have around, and very easy to care for. They don’t ask for much, just some food, water, and a happy hello when you see them out and about. UAF volunteers will assist in acclimating them to your barn, all of our cats are spayed or neutered, and there is a small adoption fee to help cover our costs for altering.
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Homeless Pets
Homeless Pets
United Animal Friends, Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona is a volunteer organization created for and committed to helping provide for the well being of dogs, cats and animals. UAF works to raise human awareness of our homeless animal needs and encourage the compassionate treatment of animals. UAF helps to expand spay, neuter, foster, adoption, rescue services and programs in partnership with our community and other agencies. UAF also provides pet foster care transition services for adoptable animals.
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